Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1887-10-08

NEW SOlh INV III OuO hoihOe'
CHEsTNUTs have made their appear
ance.
10 dozen boucle jerseys only IS cents
at III. c. Berry 81 Co.
1000 yards canton flannel only cts.
per yard at Fl. G. Berry & Co.
THE green wheat-the crop of the
future is peeping out of the earth.
10 dozen button, stitch back kid
gloves only rs cents at H. G. Berry 81
Co.
THE Karicofe Corn Harvester case
has been set for trial on Wednesday
next.
THE Sauerwein Mill property is adj
vertised for sale by Mr.. John w.
Dodd.
THE Cumberland Valley r. R. Co.,
has declared quarterly dividend of
two per cent,
GETTINGER 81 HoKE are closing out
their stock of boots, shoes, hats, caps
ETC., see their ad.
WRAPs.-The largest and best assort-
ment of ladies' and children's wraps of
all kinds. Call on II. c. Berry & Co.
READ the advertisement of the
Hagerstown fair. Our neighbors
across the river merit the attendance of
our people.
sg7 NOTICE Gettinger & Hoke's
closing out advertisement of Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks &c.
o8-3t.
THE Williamsport Militia Company
has stacked its rifles and piled up their
uniforms. The soldier spirits dying
out in this section.
For the latest styles, best goods and
largest stock of ladies and childrens'
wraps, III, G. Berry & Co. is the only
place in Martinsburg to find the above
goods
THE International Bible studies for
next Sabbath are from Mathew VII: Is
-27. Title, The Tempest Stilled. Gold
en- text, "Why are ye fearful, 0 ye of
little faith" Matthew VII.
REV. A. d. GRING, who 80 delighte
the large audience in the Reformed
church, three weeks ago, with his talks
about Japan and the works of the
church there, will again occupy the
same pulpit Tomorrow Oct. 9th.
THE Maryland Synod of the Luther
an church will meet in annual session
this Thursday evening, Oct. 9th, i'll the
Lutheran church at Williamsport, this
county. The body has a membership
of seventy seven ministers and 1880
communicates.
ATTENTION is called to the sale of
personal effects of the late Mrs. Susan
M. Alburtis, to take place to-day, at her
late residence, on East King Street, at
/ o'clock, sharp. Persons desiring such
articles as are used in housekeeping
should attend.
BAND FAIR.-The City Band after
favoring our citizens with weekly con-
certs of choice music, contemplates
holding fair, to commence November
18th. We have no doubt that plenty of
patronage is an assured conclusion.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT Charles Bran.
denburg, a foreman 10 the blacksmith
shop of the b. & o. R.R. at this plae, land
NJ. l.. Table, helper, met with painful
accidents Monday, while working at a
steam hammer, weighing ton. The for.
mer's thumb was torn of, while the hand
of the latter was severely sprained.
SToLEN.-My bird dog, white and
red Tor liver spots, was stolen from
my brothers. farm, A. Hunter Walker
miles west of Martinsburg, on the
Dry Run road, Tuesday, Oct. 4th
Its name is Bird, a liberal reward will
be given for any information left at my
Office, leading to her whereabouts.
STEWART w. WALKER.
DEAD LETTERs.-The following is
a list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Martinsburg, w. Va, Sept.
"a. and will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office, Oct, roth, if not called for.
When calling say advertised
Barrie Booker, Pinkie Bell ~. b. +.
Cheatham, Kate Kernes. Nettie E. Lu
cas-, Sebastian Lange, Abe Rockwell, M
e. Riser. Stultz u Blair ~, John w
Snara, w. NJ. Smith, Jacob Thomas,
Jr., Mary V. Underdunke.
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